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Spiritual Vagabondry: and the Making of a Rabbi

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For ten years, from one of the most prestigious pulpits in British Jewry, Rabbi Jeremy Gordon has been in search of the possibilities of living a religious life in an increasingly irreligious society. In this absorbing and honest book he writes on topics as varied as Israel, love & quantum physics and reflects on his own journey as a spiritual leader and father. It will challenge, move and inspire. Spiritual Vagabondary contains a selection of articles, lectures, sermons and other works drawn from ten years in the congregational rabbinate, grouped around a number of fields; Israel, Love, History, Science, Theology and Jewish Law. It also contains reflections on Rabbi Gordon's career, being a parent and a chapter on the founding Rabbi of the Synagogue he now serves, New London Synagogue - a community created out of the greatest controversy in Anglo-Jewish history - the Jacobs Affair.

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Spiritual Vagabondry: and the Making of a Rabbi, Jeremy Gordon

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Tytuł
Spiritual Vagabondry: and the Making of a Rabbi
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Masorti
Rok wydania
2015
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
246
ISBN10
095180023x
ISBN13
9780951800232
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For ten years, from one of the most prestigious pulpits in British Jewry, Rabbi Jeremy Gordon has been in search of the possibilities of living a religious life in an increasingly irreligious society. In this absorbing and honest book he writes on topics as varied as Israel, love & quantum physics and reflects on his own journey as a spiritual leader and father. It will challenge, move and inspire. Spiritual Vagabondary contains a selection of articles, lectures, sermons and other works drawn from ten years in the congregational rabbinate, grouped around a number of fields; Israel, Love, History, Science, Theology and Jewish Law. It also contains reflections on Rabbi Gordon's career, being a parent and a chapter on the founding Rabbi of the Synagogue he now serves, New London Synagogue - a community created out of the greatest controversy in Anglo-Jewish history - the Jacobs Affair.